Denis Zharkov
02b40326cc
If all the suspension calls in a suspend function were "hidden" under the for-convention (iterator/next/hasNext) calls, control-flow didn't find them, thus supposing that there is no suspension points and there is no need to generate a coroutine state machine The solution is to add relevant calls to CFG #KT-15824 Fixed
23 lines
989 B
Plaintext
Vendored
23 lines
989 B
Plaintext
Vendored
== t1 ==
|
|
fun t1() {
|
|
for (i in 1..2) {
|
|
doSmth(i)
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
---------------------
|
|
<v6>: Int NEW: magic[LOOP_RANGE_ITERATION](1..2|<v5>) -> <v6>
|
|
1 <v0>: Int NEW: r(1) -> <v0>
|
|
2 <v1>: Int NEW: r(2) -> <v1>
|
|
1..2 <v5>: {<: Iterable<Int>} NEW: call(1..2, next) -> <v5>
|
|
i <v7>: Int NEW: r(i) -> <v7>
|
|
doSmth(i) <v8>: * NEW: call(doSmth(i), doSmth|<v7>) -> <v8>
|
|
{ doSmth(i) } <v8>: * COPY
|
|
for (i in 1..2) { doSmth(i) } !<v9>: *
|
|
{ for (i in 1..2) { doSmth(i) } } !<v9>: * COPY
|
|
=====================
|
|
== doSmth ==
|
|
fun doSmth(i: Int) {}
|
|
---------------------
|
|
<v0>: Int NEW: magic[FAKE_INITIALIZER](i: Int) -> <v0>
|
|
=====================
|